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Cloud Layer Cools Oregon
Portland (UPI) A cloud
cover helped cool off western
Oregon this morning but tem
peratures in the 90's were pre
dicted for parts of eastern
Oregon today.
Cooler maritime air nosed
in from the beaches and
brought a fine mist to some
areas, including Portland,
dflring the early jnorning
hours. The sun was expected
to come out again in the aft
ernoon but temperatures will
be cooler.
Highs up to 96 were pre
dicted for northeast Oregon
today. Pendleton had 97
Wednesday.
Thunderstorms were report
ed in southwest Oregon and
more were expected today in
the Cascades.
John Hunt, regional fire
control officer for the Bureau
of Land Management, said a
blaze which covered 27,000
acres of winter grazing range
near Boardman was being
mopped up.
Portland, which had 95
Monday and 97 Tuesday, used
170 million gallons of water
each day.
French Protestant reformer
Guillaume Farel was exiled
from his native land.
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ASSISTANT CHAIRMAN
Serving as assistant general
chairman of the 1958 United
Medford- Crusade is K. W.
Cook. Cook is a veteran Cru
sade wprker, having served
for the past three years in
various positions. He is a
member of Rotary, AF & AM,
Shrine Greeters committee of
the Jackson County Chamber
of Commerce and is on the
Presbyterian board of dea
cons. Cook is manager of
United Air Lines in Medford
and resides with his wife,
Isobel, at 2226 Oloha st.
4 (Landis Photo).
Publishers May
Get Tax Relief,
Washington (UPI) Sen.
Frank Carlson (R-Kan.),
Wednesday announced Senate
Finance Committee approval
of a measure designed o cor
rect a "serious inequity" in
tax laws for some newspapers
and magazines.
Carlson said the committee
unanimously approved an
amendment to a House-passed
tax bill which would permit
publishers to defer reporting
of prepaid subscription in
come for tax purposes until
such income was earned.
A 1940 Internal Revenue
ruling permitted publishers
who had consistently reported
prepaid subscriptions when
earned, to continue to do so.
Carlson said the amendment
approved Wednesday would
remove a "hardship" for the
relatively few publishers not
permitted to use the "earned"
basis of reporting.
The amendment was offered
to a bill now pending before
the Finance Committee which
makes technical corrections in
the Internal Revenue code.
Long
Missing
Scientist Found
Working as Race Track Groom
Don' Poisr City Appliance's .
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Methodist Laymen
Filling Pulpits
Portland (UPI) A Meth
odist church official said Wed
nesday night more than 5000
Methodist laymen are filling
pulpits on Sundays in
churches which do not have
regular pastors.
The statement came from
Dr. Robert G. Mayfield of
Chicago, executive secretary
of the denomination's general
board of lay activities. He
spoke to the Oregon Method
ist all - conference banquet
here. '
He said training of lay
speakers was one of three ma
jor projects of the board. The
others are Christian steward
ship and the organization of
Methodist Men. The latter,
he said, has 11,850 clubs
across America with an aver
age of 50 men per club.
EX-ATTORNEY DIES
New York (UPI) David
P. Siegel (a former U.S. attor
ney, died' Tuesday at 62 at his
home here. He was chief as
sistant U.S. attorney for the
southern district of New
York from 1924 to 1927. Dur
ing 34 years of private law
practice, he served as counsel
in many big criminal cases.
He was a lieutenant on the
staff of General of the Armies
John J. Pershing in World
War I.
FINDS SHAVING LOTION
Kingsport, Tenn. (UPI)
Melvin Collins was in city
jail on a drunk charge when
a benefactor offered to pay his
fine if he would paint a bath
room. Collins agreed, but soon
was hauled back to jail. He
found a bottle of shaving lo
tion in the bathroom and got
t"o drunk to paint.
Senate Works on
Excise Tax Bill
Washington (UPI) The
Senate was expected to com
plete action today in a bill to
extend present corporation
and excise tax rates for an
other year.
The administration and top
Democratic leaders in Con
gress have agreed taxes should
not be cut. The measure is
expected to win Senate ap
proval. In the face of such op
position, Sen. George A. Sma-
thers (D-Fla.) all but conceded
thers for his effort to amend
the bill in order to repeal fed
eral freight and ' passenger
taxes.
Smathers, a member of the
Senate Finance committee,
wanted to end the wartime
transportation levies to help
the nation's hard-pressed rail
roads. But he said his drive
appeared to be "in great dan
ger." i
Man Found Guilty
Of 1948 Robbery
Portland (UPI) George
Oliver Lawrence Frazier, 31,
was found guilty by a Circuit
Court jury Wednesday . of a
robbery committed here in
1948.
The jury found Frazier
guilty of the holdup of a tav
ern during which Ralph
Thompson, then 22, was shot
and wounded. Thompson since
has died.
Frazier was brought here
for trial after his release from
San Quentin prison in Cali
fornia where he was impris
oned for wounding a San
Diego, Calif., policeman.
Brewster County, Tex.,
contains 6,208 square miles,
more than five times more
than Rhode Island.
Inglewood, Calif.-p(UPI)
Albert Clark Reed, brilliant
government scientist who
turned - tip as a race track
groom after a mysterious six
year disappearance, said to
day that only his love for
horses made his "second life"
bearable.
"Otherwise," the 51-year-old
former top secret scientist
said, "I've regretted almost
every minute since my deci
sion to begin a new life."
During his absence, his
wife died of cancer and his
son, Timothy, now 12, was
adopted.- '
Although Reed worked at
Hollywood Park race track,
only a few miles from his
family's former nome in Pas
adena, he knew nothing of his
wife and. son x until traced
through security regulations
which require all users of the
stable area to be finger
printed. No Explanation
Reed, who has been going
under the name of Alfred
Cole Reese, said:
"I'm certainlv not proud of
what I did. But the terrible
thing fs that I still can't ex
plain why I did it. It doesn't
make sense. It goes against
my grain. No, I certainly
wouldn't do it again."
The cowboy-garbecl ex-sci
entist, who vanished while
working on a top secret proj
ect for the government at the
California Institute of Tech
noloev. said that only his in
terest in' horses soothed the
pain of his "wrong decision."
"A horse is just as compli
cated and fascinating as any
aimlane. rocket or missile
and it's got a brain," he said
"A horse is very willing to
learn, but vou really can't
teach anything to a mechani
can thing."
He added:
"I love horses. They're
wonderful, intelligent, sensi
tive creatures. I don't know
what I'll do now, but I love
this work and hope to stay
with horses."
Kept on Going
Reed disappeared on July
7, 1952, when he set out from
his Pasadena home for a spe
cial meeting at Caltech.
"I just kept on going," he
said. At the time, it was
feared he might have been
kidnaped by Communist
agents because of his reported
pioneering work on atomic
Contract Awarded for
UP Freight Terminal
Portland (UPI) Union Pa
cific railroad today awarded
a contract to Anderson-West-fall
Company of Portland to
build the line's new two-million-dollar
Albina freight ter
minal here.
It will be the largest freight
station on the Papific coast
and will house a 90-car freight
train. Completion is scheduled
in one year.
There are 976 United States
hospitals offering nursing in
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But, Reed said, "I never
knew or saw a Communist."
He said that after he left
the Caltech meeting, he sold
his car for $106 in Pasadena
and went to Phoenix, Ariz.,
where for two years he work
ed out of a Teamsters' Union
hiring hall as a day laborer
"mostly juggling freight
around warehouses."
He got to like cowboys and
horses around Phoenix, he
said,, and in1954 he ..went
with a shipment of racing
ponies to Pleasanton, Calif.
'Tye been working around
race tracks ever since," he
said.
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